Baby Exploratory Activities

Brainy Bambino's baby exploratory activities provides parents and carers with lots of games to enhance their baby's brain development.

It is essential to stimulate baby that utilise activities to target the use of fine and gross motor skills.

Your baby learns about the world around them by playing and exploring their immediate world.

The following baby brain development activities also helps your baby develops concepts such as size, shape, cause and effect, and empty and full.

These promote language development, develops fine and gross motor skills and develops coordination.

Baby Brain Development Activities

	When your baby is in the bath, provide them with lots of materials they can manipulate, fill and empty with water. Hide objects under washers and stack objects inside each other.
	Play games such as peekaboo to help your baby learn an object or person exists even though it is out of sight. Do the same to hide an object under a cloth and ask where the object has gone. Reveal it with excitement.
	Provide lots of containers and boxes for your baby to empty and fill with objects, sand and water. This baby exploratory activity enhances spatial awareness. They learn how things fit together, inside and on top of each other. Nesting blocks are particularly effective for discovery.
	Help your baby sort, categorise and organise objects according to shape and size. For example sorting circles, triangles and squares into slots where they fit are a basic starting point. Sort blocks or beads into largest and smallest groups. Talk about the sizes and concepts with your baby.
	When your baby bangs objects together and drops things over the edge of their chair they are learning their actions have results (cause and effect). Allow and encourage your baby safely to discover results and findings such as these experiences.